Tag Archives: grades
Finals
Happy Thursday everyone! I do apologize for my lack of creativity in these blog posts lately. Just like everyone else on campus, I have been incredibly busy with finals shtuff. Wrapping up loose ends for the end of the year/studying … Continue reading
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Almost Done
At a lot of other schools there is a week at the end of semester called Dead Week. This is the week where you are supposed to be preparing for finals and getting everything set for the stressful week that … Continue reading
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Are You Ready for College?
As a sophomore or junior, you might already be thinking about where you want to go to college. If so, we want to help you get organized. We’ve compiled a short list of activities you can start checking off your … Continue reading
Check Your Student Portal
In our last post, we covered what it takes for your application to be considered complete. To recap, you need: High school transcripts Test scores (ACT or SAT with writing) Secondary School Report completed by your high school counselor Personal … Continue reading
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Tagged act, activities, essay, gpa, grades, high school, materiails, missing items, paper, personal, portal, recommendation, resume, sat, scores, secondary school report, statement, submit, transcript, writing
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Fall Checklist for High School Seniors
School has been back in session for over a month now. For seniors, this year will be exciting, busy and full of memories that will never be forgotten. By late September, high school seniors should be narrowing down where they … Continue reading
Why Does This Always Happen?
Right before finals week it seems like everyone starts to give you the most ridiculous work ever. I feel like I have a lot, but then when I say it aloud to myself it doesn’t seem that bad. I just … Continue reading
